Learning Outcomes
-Development of a method for the assessment of groundwater vulnerability.
-Development of a method to assess the risk of flooding
-Development of methods for determining infrastructure locations
-Development of a method for the assessment of susceptibility to landslide phenomena.
-Evaluation and reliability control of the methods.
Course Content (Syllabus)
skills for the development of multi-criteria models in a Geographical Information Systems environment that will contribute to the protection/management of water resources and the prevention of geohazards, concerning among others: (a) the vulnerability of groundwater and the endangerment of water resources in various forms of pollution, (b) the risk of flooding, (c) landslide problems with an emphasis on the effect of water, as well as
scientific knowledge based on up-to-date knowledge and documentation with relevant cases of application in Greece and workdwide. In addition, students can acquire basic knowledge from the teaching and application of statistical and geoinformatics tools used in the relevant research subjects.
Course Bibliography (Eudoxus)
Kazakis N., Spiliotis M., Voudouris K., Pliakas F.K., Papadopoulos B. (2018) A fuzzy multicriteria categorization of the GALDIT method to assess seawater intrusion vulnerability of coastal aquifers. Sci Total Environ, 621: 552-566.
Kazakis N., Voudouris K.S., (2015). Groundwater vulnerability and pollution risk assessment of porous aquifers to nitrate: Modifying the DRASTIC method using quantitative parameters. Journal of Hydrology. 525, 13-25.
Kazakis N., Kougias I., Patsialis T., (2015). Assessment of Flood Hazard Areas at a Regional Scale using an Index-based approach and Analytical Hierarchy Process. Application in Rhodope - Evros region, Greece. Sci Total Environ, 538: 555-563.